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Thank you all of that does help, but i mean overcoming the intermolecular bonds just using magnets. I do not want to liquify the metal i want it to split into two, or possible stretch it and the whole time i want it to be in a solid state. Anyway as well you said this may only happen in a star...

With metals its not about resistance its about ductility. The ductility of a metal is how easy it is for the atoms to move, metals are ductile because they have delocalised electrons.

has it been done though, not imagined

Its actual electron configuration is 2, 8, 13, 1 even though Vanadium's electron configuration is 2, 8, 11, 2 and Manganese's is 2, 8, 13, 2.

Yes that is obvious but i mean a magnetic force ripping objects apart

Yes but what i mean is has his been thought about before?

Thanks Guys

How does E=MC^2 convert to Joules? How can the speed of light measured in m/s and mass measured in grams convert to joules?

I have came up with a theory, it could be completely wrong or not but i had the idea of ferromagnetic decomposition and what i mean by this is breaking a ferromagnetic object apart (such as iron) using magnetism. Is this possible or not?